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E gg 5 2? 5 3 S P 2, , 2, . E E i 4 F 1, 1' M ' ' jc , 2? 5. 5 ' ABOVE The Health Center made free chest 1-rays available to everyone by sponsoring an I-ray unit on campus. ABOVE RIGHT Psychological tests help the student to decide on a specific career. RIGHT Mr. Dorais, in personal discussions with the student, interperts test results.
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leadership at Holy Spirit Masses problems of the world you are about to shape was directed at students at the first semester Mass of the Holy Spirit. The Rev. Malcolm Varron, SJ., built his address around individual freedom and involvement. We want the freedom of this l'ni- versity expressed in healthy disagreement, in pointed questioning, and in honest research. The Dean of the Vollege of Vommerce and Finance Dr. Bernard F. Landuyt picked up one of Fr. C'arron's themes in his address at the second semester Mass. In his speech on The Individual as a Dynamic Decision Maker, Dr. Landuyt defined leadership as capacity to win compli- ance with one's wishes. Ile emphasized the value of individuality by pointing out that society can create leaders by encouraging the development of individual potentialities. g . . , 1 I s ss. ., ,V .1 1- ., , , is A . 4? iv 23
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Health-Psych Center must work to acquaint students with services Iiveii though the Student Voiinseling Venter exists for the stndents, a 4-onstant inajoi' prohlein is to get the students hettei' ,im 8 ,. aequainted with the Ventei' and its Varied sei'yii'es. We want to get aeross to the student hody that the Venter is for them, said ' ' ff Riehard llorais, departrnent supt-i'visoi'. In ar'eoi'daiif'e with this -ft gg MQ' . . . goal, a new and more widespread pnhlit-ity prograin has heen 4 projected, employing sin-h attention getters as posters and Z pamphlets. The eentei' in its new loeation on the third floor of 1 4 the Administration Building hopes for an iiit-rease over the fifteen pereeiit of the student hody who sought counseling last ye-ti' L . , While the psyt-hologieal serviees provide for aptitude and M i vom-ational eounseling, the responsihility for the health of all students rests with the Health Venter operated hy Dr. John Shuey, NLD. Mrs. Velia Vhainpion, KN., assists Ur. Shney in providing iinniediate inedieal attention for residents. Stu- dents with everything from the eommon 4-old to minor injuries suffered during parking lot football games find their way to the Ventei' on Petoskey Ave. 3 i
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